I don't honestly care what affect it'll have on Xbox, but definitely appreciate seeing more titles come to PC.
I do, however, think that pulling the plug on another Xbox is too stupid a blunder for Microsoft to commit. Yes, they fucked up this gen, but, I think they should've learned from it tremendously. I think the Ps4 would've still won the gen regardless of the early PR mistakes from MS, however, given it's current sales you can't deny that there's money to be made there. Shit, Sony fucked up worse last gen than Microsoft did this gen (imo), and look at how they rebounded? If Microsoft can learn from their mistakes, why shouldn't they do another? Granted, Sony has built themselves quite the brand recognition throughout the world, but there's no reason to believe that if Microsoft corrects their missteps from last gen, I don't see why they can't continue building (positively) on their own.
Basically, they just need to not be anti-consumer pricks, realize a good chunk of the gaming community still (yes, still) doesn't have reliable internet (both companies could stand to keep this in mind), and release a good product (without design defects, would also be a plus...though, if the 360's any indication, not necessary). Invest in first your first party devs, ensuring you'll have compelling IP moving forward, without having to open your wallet for 3rd party deals, and for fucks sake, don't force your devs to use periphery they don't want, and don't only release hardware bundled w/ expensive periphery...because many people like choice, and aren't always able to shell out the extra X, for something they're not sold on anyway.
